Strilky — Kozyatyn-1

The Strilky station is located in the village of Strilky in the Volyn region. It was built in 1964 as part of the development of railway connections in southern Ukraine. The station serves both passenger and freight trains. Currently, only one train running between Chop and Strilky stops at the station, but there are plans for the development of the railway infrastructure and the launch of new trains in the future. Thanks to Strilky station, passengers can easily reach many other cities in Ukraine, including Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, and Odesa.

• There is a shop on the station premises where passengers can purchase water and snacks.
• Strilky is a great place to start journeys to the picturesque corners of Volyn.
• The station is equipped for persons with limited mobility, ensuring comfortable access.

The Koryatyn-1 station is located in the city of Koryatyn, Vinnytsia region. It was built in 1904, and the first train from this station departed on December 12, 1904. Since then, the Koryatyn-1 station has actively served passengers, providing convenient railway transport in various directions. The station has platforms for boarding and alighting passengers, as well as a ticket office for purchasing tickets. Throughout its operation, it has gained popularity among travelers due to its convenient transport services and proximity to important logistics routes that contribute to the development of regional transportation.

• The availability of a spacious parking lot for cars, ensuring convenience for those embarking on a journey with their own transport.
• Cafes and shops nearby, allowing passengers to enjoy delicious meals and purchase necessary items before their trip.
• Convenient access to the station by minivans and buses, providing easy access for passengers from all directions.